Many top opposition leaders visited Tuju to pray for him and offer support. Among them were former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, former Minister Eugene Wamalwa, former National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi, and other leaders from the United Opposition.
They spent several hours at the hospital, meeting Tuju’s family and sending him their good wishes.
Kalonzo Musyoka said Tuju is “a respected leader who has worked hard for the country.” He asked Kenyans to keep Tuju in their prayers. Eugene Wamalwa added that the opposition is standing with Tuju and his family in this difficult time.
Raphael Tuju has been a well-known politician in Kenya for many years. He has served as a Member of Parliament and a Cabinet Secretary. His sudden illness has shocked many people, and Kenyans from all over the country have sent messages of support.
Doctors at Karen Hospital have asked family and friends to stay calm and quiet around the ICU so that Tuju can get proper care. The opposition leaders have also asked the public to pray for his quick recovery.
This show of support is a rare moment of unity in Kenyan politics. Leaders from different parties came together to show care for one of their own. The coming days will be important for Tuju’s health as doctors continue to monitor him closely.
Kenyans are hoping for good news soon and are keeping Raphael Tuju in their thoughts and prayers.
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